Development and visibility officer for international exchanges

• Feb 2023 - Present

Administrative and European projects Officer

• Apr 2022 - Present

In an ever-evolving Europe, ALTER EGO (X), European theatre company, believes that arts and culture have an essential role to play. They are the essence of connecting cultures, of dialogue and of sharing knowledge. A way to raise collective awareness. The company's work is based on three axes: - Creation: production of shows inspired by the European context through artistic residencies and tours in France and abroad; - Laboratory: a way - through European cooperation - of exploring the power of the arts, particularly that of the theatre, to address the major social issues of the day, in particular by leading/participating in projects at the crossroads of social, educational and cultural fields; - Transmission: monthly workshops with children, interventions in schools and universities. *** - Administrative and budgetary follow-up of the company; - Administrative and coordination support for the Erasmus+ KA220 project ANTYGONE - Arts aNd Theater for YounG peOple NEeds, focusing on theatre and performing arts as a tool for social inclusion of "disadvantaged" youth. Support to the more general coordination: retroplanning, quarter reports, focus group set-up, newsletter writing, ... https://www.antygoneproject.com/ - Co-writing of an Erasmus+ project KA152 Mobility of young people, Live On! aiming at creating an exchange of young people around radio and theatre (granted, starting May 2023); - Representation of the company in the French hub for AMPLIFY: Make the Future of Europe Yours (Culture Action Europe) on 9 May 2022; Show less

Project Manager

• Sep 2022 - Feb 2023

The core of the Roberto Cimetta Fund's mission is to promote and facilitate the circulation of cultural professionals by taking an active part in the debates on mobility and cultural policies, by allocating travel grants, by helping the structuring of organisations through guidance and professional training. - Writing of an Erasmus+ KA210 project in Adult Education "Reimagining Mobility", supporting the mobility of artists and cultural operators in the Mediterranean area : partner search, budget development. - Implementation of a Call for cultural and artistic mobility grants : writing of the call and implementation of the application form, constitution of the Selection Committee. - Assistance to communication Show less

Agent

• Feb 2022 - Jan 2023

Agent at the Maison Victor Hugo for the temporary exhibition "Regards" by the non-specialist curator "Lucienne Forest" (February - June 2022), then at the Musée Carnavalet (July 2022), then at the Catacombs of Paris (since November 2022) - Surveillance of the rooms, vigipirate reception and control of the surveillance cameras - Orientation of visitors during their visit or by phone call - Mediation - Queue management Agent at the Maison Victor Hugo for the temporary exhibition "Regards" by the non-specialist curator "Lucienne Forest" (February - June 2022), then at the Musée Carnavalet (July 2022), then at the Catacombs of Paris (since November 2022) - Surveillance of the rooms, vigipirate reception and control of the surveillance cameras - Orientation of visitors during their visit or by phone call - Mediation - Queue management

Coordination Assistant

• Nov 2021 - Nov 2021

Support to the production and communication of the closing event of the European programme JUMP - European Music Market Accelerator (driven by the MaMA Music Festival & Convention in Paris), on the occasion of LINECHECK Music Meeting and Festival (Milan, 23-25 November 2021). - Participation in the elaboration of the roadmaps and the development of the activities; - Booking of transport and accommodation for the team; - Reception and accompaniment of the participants (fellows); - Ensuring the smooth running of activities and time management; - Participation in meetings at the end of the programme (board meeting, tutors meeting, feedback sessions,...) and support in writing the personal reports; - Writing and programming content on the social networks Instagram and Twitter; - Photography and community management during the event. Show less

Support for the organisation of the Etats généraux du livre en langue française dans le monde

• Apr 2021 - Sep 2021

As a multilateral project, "the goal of the États généraux du livre en langue française dans le monde is to contribute to developing access to books and reading for all French-speaking audiences, and to remove the obstacles identified to the production, distribution and circulation of books, works and authors in the French language in the world [...]" / For more information: https://www.lelivreenlanguefrancaise.org/ I contributed to the organisation and communication of this event, which was held in Tunis on 23 and 24 September 2021, bringing together more than 250 actors from the world of French-language books in person, and nearly 300 remotely. My tasks included: - Management of the registration lists, in Tunis and remotely, and centralisation of travel and stay information for all participants in the framework of a strict health protocol; - Writing, designing and disseminating the newsletters of the Etats généraux and the Pôle (via Send in blue), monitoring and updating the Twitter account and the website; - Support to the setting up and reporting of workshops and preparatory meetings between the various stakeholders (politicians, professionals,...); - In collaboration with the Communication Department, drafting of the press kit and the programme of the two days; - In collaboration with the BnF (French National Library), a graphic designer and researchers from various French-speaking countries, collection and centralisation of metadata, reflection on the final form of the Corpus of French-language literary works for 15-25 year-olds - available here: https://www.lelivreenlanguefrancaise.org/pages/corpus - During the event, managing emergencies and ensuring the smooth technical running of the round tables in hybrid format. Show less

Communication and Digital documentation Officer "Windows in Lockdown"

• Jun 2020 - Sep 2020

A project led by the University of Paris Nanterre and the CNRS, #Windows in Lockdown, a visual memory of (un)lockdown, aimed to collect photographs taken by everyone of words, messages and gestures related to the pandemic, and expressed in public spaces (windows, streets, balconies...) since March 2020. The objective was to archive all these photos and to create a collective memory through a virtual map. My missions were first of all communication missions, but also digital documentation. That is to say, I was in charge of saving all the photos sent by the contributors, then uploading them on the platform below, analysing the content of each one: where and when was the photo taken? by a woman, a man? was it a political message? humorous? supportive? was it taped to a window? graffitied on a wall? a banner hung in a window? For more information: https://vitrinesenconfinement.huma-num.fr/ Show less

Cultural Animator

• Jun 2019 - Aug 2019

Second season at the Cultural Department of CAVILAM - Alliance Française (see below). Second season at the Cultural Department of CAVILAM - Alliance Française (see below).

Working Holiday Visa in Mexico - Waitress

• Oct 2018 - Mar 2019

Working Holiday Visa in Mexico from September 2018 to May 2019, in order to try to better understand the Mexican culture and eventually stay and live there. I stayed from September to March in Mexico City, working as a waitress in a cinema / stand up / cultural centre with various activities. This allowed me to get closer to the artistic and cinematographic milieu of the Mexican capital, but also to realise the realities of expatriation. I spent my remaining time in Mexico (until June) travelling alone. Show less

"Youth Voice Ambassador (Social Service) - President and Communication Manager

• Sep 2017 - Jun 2018

Social service within the Nov'Events event school-company, at the Mission Locale de Vichy. The association's objective was to enhance the image of young people with social and professional integration difficulties through events, while contributing to the development of the region. These nine months allowed me to have a first step in professional life by taking on a lot of responsibilities. I developed my ability to work in a team and to delegate, to take initiatives, and to develop my verbal and written communication skills (phoning, mailing, public speaking, networking). I was also in charge of managing social networks and creating various communication tools (flyers, posters, teasers, press kits and releases). I was able to develop my skills in partnership research, commercial approaches and database management. Above all, I learnt how to design and write projects, and how to manage certain essential tools such as project timetables (and to respect them!). Finally, in terms of event management skills, I was able to work on the logistical organisation of events (recruitment of temporary staff, space rental, contacts with service providers, etc.) while being on the field (welcoming speakers and public, drawing up and respecting roadmaps, etc.). Show less

Support for the organisation of a Second-Empire historical reconstitution event

• Apr 2018 - Apr 2018

Internship and volunteer work (one week, not one month) with the animation service of the city of Vichy for the event Vichy Fête Napoléon III 2018. Organisational work (mainly logistical) prior to the event, and work with partners, speakers and the public. Internship and volunteer work (one week, not one month) with the animation service of the city of Vichy for the event Vichy Fête Napoléon III 2018. Organisational work (mainly logistical) prior to the event, and work with partners, speakers and the public.

Literacy and community development campaign

• Apr 2017 - Aug 2017

My job was rather versatile, in the organisation of a literacy campaign in a rural, indigenous and bilingual (Nahuatl/Spanish) community. We were a group of 25 young people, all the other ones from Mexico City. Part of the internship was spent in Mexico City, in the prior organisation of the campaign: communicating the project and organising fundraising events (for instance, a concert). I was in charge of organising seminars for our theoretical training: how to approach the question of intervention, what legitimacy did we have, what is indigeneity? Among others, we read a lot of Paulo Freire's writings, which are still fundamental to every project I run today. From a more practical point of view, I was in charge of inviting the speakers, and of the logistical organisation with the place where these seminars would take place (Casa Tonalá). The other part of the course took place in Chachahuantla, seven weeks during which we organised dialogue spaces: we opened up, often to elderly people who had not had access to primary education, the perspective of literacy with the method of Paulo Freire. We were also invited to take part in activities such as embroidery, cooking, work in the fields or even Nahuatl classes. This experience remains with no doubt the strongest and most decisive experience I have had so far. From a purely professional point of view, by taking me out of my comfort zone, it allowed me to acquire a certain sense of diplomacy, group work, to develop my written and oral communication skills, my digital skills, to improve my Spanish and to discover Nahuatl. We also, with a colleague, directed and edited an informative video about our work in the community (/!\ this is not the video linked below, although some of the rushes we filmed were used for this one!) Show less

Waitress

• Oct 2014 - Jul 2016

Alongside my undergraduate studies, this work has allowed me to gain a lot of confidence, a sense of welcome and service, organisation and teamwork. I also particularly enjoyed working in a family environment, laughing and seeing the inner workings of show programming. Alongside my undergraduate studies, this work has allowed me to gain a lot of confidence, a sense of welcome and service, organisation and teamwork. I also particularly enjoyed working in a family environment, laughing and seeing the inner workings of show programming.